OnLive made a slew of announcements at E3, including a new MultiView feature, and a number of in-browser updates that should make it easier for gamers who want to demo games without the need to sign up to the cloud gaming service.

SEGA has announced London 2012: The Official Videogame of the Olympic Games will release on June 29. Developed by Sega Studios Australia, the game features 45 events and will be available on PC, PS3 with support for Move, and Xbox 360 with Kinect support.

OnLive made a slew of announcements at E3, including a new MultiView feature, and a number of in-browser updates that should make it easier for gamers who want to demo games without the need to sign up to the cloud gaming service.

SEGA has announced London 2012: The Official Videogame of the Olympic Games will release on June 29. Developed by Sega Studios Australia, the game features 45 events and will be available on PC, PS3 with support for Move, and Xbox 360 with Kinect support.